Somewhat of an aside: if you don't believe in free will, why do you think we should live our lives like there is? It seems a bit to me like not believing in a g

Somewhat of an aside: if you don't believe in free will, why do you think we should live our lives like there is? It seems a bit to me like not believing in a god but taking comfort in the idea of a heaven-like place after death; or having a solid grasp of probability yet not saving for retirement because one day you'll hit the lottery numbers. I'm not saying you have to have a good answer, I'm just curious. The fact that you are quite specific about what guides your life yet are quick to act in opposition to that is somewhat intriguing.